Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
SOCIAL D0INGS.
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TContiRued from Sirth Page.
The nuptials of Mr.. Ernest Baer and
Miss Lille Gutman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Gutman, were celebrated IN
brilliant manner at Arion Hall Thursday
evening, the ceremony being witnessed
ONLY by the relatives of the contracting
parties. The marriage occurred at {
o'clock, the bridal party entering the hall
to the Mendelssohn Wedding March, play
ed by Kramer's orchestra, which occupied
the stage. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and evergreens, and
presented a pretty appearance. Messrs.
Ion Swabacker and Milton Gutman were
the ushers, and they entered first. followed
by the bride and groom. Next came Mr..
and Mrs. Gutman, parents Of the bride
and Mr.. Henry Baer, eldest brother of the
groom. accompanied by his wife. The Rev.
DR.. Sessler officiated, and the marriage rite
of the Jewish church was celebrated. Al
the conclusion of the ceremony q reception
was held in the parlors of the'club house,
which was highly enjoyable. The charming
bride looked lovely IN costume of faale
Francaise. The front and tight side OF the
skirt were draped in TITLE, and on the left
side was box plated panel deliberately
trimmed with heavy pearl trimming, the
train being long and full. The basque was
cut high at the neck, pointed in front
and short at the back, with ell
bow sleeves. the front and back
being covered with heavy pearl trim
ming. White undressed kid gloves reached
above the elbows, and white kid slippers
covered tie dainty feet of the bride. The
costume was completed with long veil OF
tuLe, held in place by diamond ornaments.
The bridal bOquet was Of white roses tied
with the same cOlored ribbon, aud cor
sage bOquet Of the same roses was worn.
Mrs Gutman wore q handsome costume OF
black velvet, white beaded front, cut en-
traine, aud square neck, filled in with IL
fusion. Mrs. Baer's costume was of black
silk with heavy jet trimming and cut en-
traine, and WAS noticeable for It's elegance.
The gentlemen wore full dress suits and
pearl kid gloves with black stitching. At
the conclusion of the formal reception, the
guests were escorted to the dining-rOOm,
where most elaborate menu
was served by Ziegentelder, followed by
ices and wines. The feast received undi
yided attention for some time, after which
the party returned TO the hall and spent
several hours dancing to Kramer's superb
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Baer were the recip-
tents of a large number of elegant and use
full presents from their numerous friends
both at home and abroad. They left Fri
day morning on an extended eastern trip,
carrying with them the best wishes OF
many friends.
On Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock,
Mr.. John T. Reed, the well known South
Side druggist and Miss Maggie, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Law
son, were married at the residence Of the
brides parents on South Huron street,
Rev. w. RI. Cooke, d. d., officiating, as
sisted by Rev. l.. w. Barr. The wedding
was very quiet one only the immediate
relatives and 4 few intimate friends of the
couple being present. The bride was at
tired in a handsome and becoming cos
tune OF light tan cOlored silk trimmed
with plush of the same color, and looked
beautiful. The groom wore dark dress
suit. After the ceremony pleasant iniOr-
NAL reception was held and an excellent
luncheon WAS served by Xiegenielder. Mr..
and Mrs. Reed left over the Panhandle
road at 4 O'Clock for Pittsburg, whence
they went East on ten days trip They
we're the recipients OF many handsome
presents and countless good wishes and
congratulations.
Mr.. T. NJ. Gavin, the well-knOwn young
attorney Of this city, and Mise Jennie,
daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrum,
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents, on the Bethany
Pike, last Thursday afternoon. Rev.
j. r. Mcclure, ID, Officiating, as
sisted by Rev. ID. A. Denton. The
ceremony occurred at o'clock, and was
witnessed by only the relatives and imme.
diate friends of the contracting parties At
its conclusion pleasant reception fol-
lowed, and IN appefizing repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Garviu left over the L. Il O.
1T : p m. iOr Pittsburg, whence they go
east They were followed by the best
wishes of many friends. The presents were
numerous and handsome.
On Friday, October 81, Mr. Morris NJ.
Everett, OF Wclsburg, and Miss Jennie
Hancher, formerly OF this city, We're mar
ried at Glencoe, H., where the bride has
been making her home fol- SOME time past
with her sister, Mrs. c. ID. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett will reside in Wellsburg, and
their many friends in this vicinity extend
their best wishes.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Henry M.
Keller and Miss Minnie Z. Fading were
married at st. AlphOnsus church, Rev.
Father Hyacinth officiating. The at
PENDANTS were Prof. Joseph Keller, brother
OF the groom, and Miss Josie Fading,
sister of the bride, and Mr.. Joseph Sauers
and Miss Sue Reiser After the ceremony
the party were driven to the home of the
brides parents, on Seventh street, where a
reception was held, and sump-
tuous dinner WAS discussed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keller have many friends in the city,
who extend their best wishes. The pres
ents were numerous and handsome. The
couple left on tile 12:45 train over the
c., l.. & w. road for Cleveland and other
points.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Mary Hcaley mt her home on McColloch
street, South Side, Monday evening, which
was attended by q quite number of her
friends. Dancing was the principal feat
IRE of amusement, and it was continued
until late hour, Neubard's hand furnish
ing the music. Excellent refreshments
were served at II o'clock. Those present
were Misses Phene Helt, Annie Heath,
Maggie CenuOr, Kate Hedrick, Emily
Heath, Kate Common, Mary Common, Louise
Helt, Bridget Manly, Maggie Higgins,
Mary Connolly, Kate Higgins, Annie Nc
Ginty, Rose Kenny, Fanny Dixon, Emma
Edge, Rose Scally, Mrs. Jackson, Mary
Hurley, and Charley Connolly, MeSsrs.
Sam Burgess, Will Hammond, Tom Bur
gess, John Dixon, Tom Heath, Jonas
Harry Work, Charley FreetO,